The New York Times / Tracking Protection Working Group / USA Today / TRUSTe / Microsoft / Google / /
Country
United States / Canada / / /
IndustryTerm
detection infrastructure / Web browser instrumentation / web content / Web Tracking Countermeasures Jason Bau / Web users / particular web content / trade / advertising domain / Web browsers / behavioral advertising / behavioural advertising / stateful tracking technologies / web privacy / behavioral advertising market / online advertising industry / Online privacy reinforcing trust / less vested infrastructure / tailored advertising / web tracking countermeasures / usable web tracking countermeasures / web trackers / Web Consortium / content distribution network / Internet Ads Dec / web measurements / myriad tracking technologies / Web tracking / Internet explorer / privacy tool / web services / /
Organization
Mozilla Foundation / Pew Research Center / United States Federal Trade Commission / Carnegie Mellon / Executive office of the President / office of the Privacy / Stanford University Stanford / Royal Statistical Society / European Union / /
Person
S. Van Acker / G. Vigna / C. Kruegel / Jonathan Mayer / J. Turow / A. Bleakley / C. J. Hoofnagle / S. Li / John C. Mitchell / M. Hennessy / J. King / F. Piessens / A. Kapravelos / W. Joosen / J. M. Urban / Hristo Paskov / /
Position
chairman / Commissioner / King / /
Product
Sennheiser IE 8 Headphone/Headset / /
ProvinceOrState
North Carolina / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society / The New York Times / USA Today / /
Technology
stateful tracking technologies / Elastic Net algorithm / Search engine / machine learning / html / pdf / DNS / myriad tracking technologies / machine learning system / HTTP / DOM / Document Object Model / /
A Promising Direction for Web Tracking Countermeasures Jason Bau, Jonathan Mayer, Hristo Paskov and John C. Mitchell Stanford University Stanford, CA {jbau, jmayer, hpaskov, jcm}@stanford.edu